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Old Thu Jan 30, 2003, 03:37pm
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So i guess we are looking at a false double? I had one early in the season, back in November. Only we had a live ball foul and a dead ball T. We shot the T and then the FT's for the live ball foul. I guess i will have to go back and study the rule again.
I concur, Bart.
A false double works.
Administer the technical at the other end, and then go to POI for A1's two throws.
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This isn't correct for Fed, is it? You guys need to specify whose rules you're working under!
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Old Thu Jan 30, 2003, 03:40pm
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Re: Re: No T on this play
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Look at 4-26-12. A.R. 21 is loosely related.
Do you have another reference?
Is this an NF reference? I'm confused! POI is college, itsn't it?
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Old Thu Jan 30, 2003, 04:36pm
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A2 didn't violate any free throw provisions by fouling B1
How can you foul somebody without first violating by leaving (or at least extending beyond) the confines your lane space?

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The lane violation only restricts the feet.
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Old Thu Jan 30, 2003, 10:09pm
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Re: Re: Re: No T on this play
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Look at 4-26-12. A.R. 21 is loosely related.
Do you have another reference?
Is this an NF reference? I'm confused! POI is college, itsn't it?
Well, yeah!
Bart's thread is labeled "women's,FT,Foul".
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Old Fri Jan 31, 2003, 12:17am
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A2 didn't violate any free throw provisions by fouling B1
How can you foul somebody without first violating by leaving (or at least extending beyond) the confines your lane space?

Chuck
Arms, hands, torso, . . . head butt?
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Old Fri Jan 31, 2003, 09:19am
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Arms, hands, torso, . . . head butt?
Yep, ok. I was envisioning that the kid pushed the opponent to get rebounding position. But I guess he coulda just clocked him while standing still.

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